Cover: Norm Breyfogle
The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told #2
“The Cat”
In "The Cat," a quiet series of newspaper reports stirs Selina Kyle to reclaim her identity as Catwoman, determined to keep Gotham’s underworld from mocking her past. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Bob Kane with inks by Charles Paris, the story captures a pivotal moment in her legacy, with Norm Breyfogle’s cover capturing her return in shadow and silhouette.
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writer Edmond Hamilton · artist Bob Kane · inker Charles Paris · letterer Pat Gordon · cover Norm Breyfogle
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Full credits
writer Edmond Hamilton
artist Bob Kane
inker Charles Paris
letterer Pat Gordon
cover pencils, inks Norm Breyfogle
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A seeming innocent series of newspaper stories stirs Selina Kyle to resume her old identity of the Catwoman to keep the criminal element in Gotham City from laughing at her.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).